I didn't look at the link, I was just going by the char name and given that MM had some lame named villians. Like the guy with nine nipples who squirts fire from them... as opposed to squirting milk.
I'd hate to be breast fed by that flamer.

Yes, that was udderly ridiculous.

Do you all need another hint???

Think of it this way, Christmas deals with a beginning, another holiday deals with an ending. Both have false chars tossed in centuries later. Santa for Christmas, this guy for the other holiday.

The Easter Bunny?

BTW, when you said Christmas has a "false character tossed in centuries later" I thought you meant Jesus. After all, the holiday celebrated on December 25 began as "Sol Invectus", a pre-Christian festival of the unconquered sun (the days beginning to get longer again). When that new cult, the Christians, came along around the 4th Century AD, they tried to convert the so-called "pagans" to their way of thinking, but found it easier to take over their old holidays rather than ask them to give them up. So Sol Invectus arbitrarily became Christ's birthday (when just about every Biblical scholar on the planet agrees that Christ most likely wasn't born in December).

Ok, Professor CuCr. Actually, I knew most of that cept the actual name of the event.
Yes, Christmas deals with Jesus' B-Day. I didn't say it was his actual B-Day. And Easter is the end/Death of Jesus.
Santa and The Easter Bunny came about later, again, to get more members in their following of the christian way.

So, yes, you're right, it was the Easter Bunny. It was a story that, in the Wildstorm universe, was considered a comic book, but Jenny Quantum made Lobo and everything about the comic (well, the end part) real. And that led to another sequel with fake Lobo going after the Easter Bunny for payment and... it's a long story.

Sorry about that; I do tend to get pedantic now and again. If I'd had an ounce of ambition I'd have been a university professor. (And if I'd had two ounces I would have given one to my father, and he'd have lost it on a slow horse.)

ANYway...in the 200th issue of Justice League of America, when the seven original members were mind-controlled and battled the later members, someone intervened to ensure the outcome of a particular battle. Who intervened, in which battle, and whose victory was assured?

Yes, that was the one.

Yeah, JTR, but good news for you: warn ratings seem to be gone...

Actually, the warning points are still there. I think, maybe not shown on the thread. Hmm... dammit, I had 12 points and was waiting till August for them to expire. I miss them.

I'll guess Phantom Stranger interfered with the battle between Hawkman and Superman, trying to help Hawkman. I honestly don't remember the story... cept I seem to recall Supes beating on Hawkman.

Well, you got one part of it right.

No doubt it's the Hawkman Vs Superman part.